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4.0 out of 5 stars
very affordable price,
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This review is from: Laser Light Scattering (Dover Books on Physics) (Paperback)
The material in this book is from 1981. It is not the cutting edge of laser physics. But the treatments are still valid. The derivations of light scattering are from introductory quantum mechanics. The Schrodinger equation and Maxwell's equations are perfectly adequate to describe the phenomena.
The property of the incoming laser light is, of course, its coherence. Plus, typically, it is collimated as plane waves. Various applications in spectroscopy and atomic and nuclear physics are studied. Turns out that the spectroscopy lends itself well to various diagnostic and industrial uses. As with all Dover books, the price is very economical. When typical texts from other publishers might be in the $100 range. |
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Laser Light Scattering (Dover Books on Physics) by Charles S. Johnson (Paperback - January 9, 1995)
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